That's interesting! First time I know about that. Thanks :)
I didn't add anything, I kept things as is. I will check how the css is loading. Thanks
Thanks guys!
Regards Bilal
Thanks Ismail. Well received.
regards Bilal
Hello Ismail, Can you please illustrate more?
Some of the components used in Angular 1 are not angular components? So you can use bootstrap components in metronic for Angular 1
How to use them? I know I should include files (js, css), but if a component is jquery, how can I assign ng-model to it?
I saw something ui-jq, what is that? Does it allow me to use jQuery plugins in Angular? Is it the same thing you are referring to?
Thanks Bilal
Hello, This date picker is a bootstrap one and not angular.
Any idea if this same datepicker is available for angular 1.x?
Thanks
Seems the ng-include is failing silently with no hope to make it work.
However, with MVC, I could do something like this given I am using .cshtml views for Angular:
@Html.Partial("~/App/tenant/views/refdata/shelters/_createOrEditModal.cshtml")
This works perfect.
Question, can you please tell me, how does Angular capture a request for .cshtml (how does it deal with it) and how is i tbeing served on server? Maybe some references in the source code to look at and see how it works.
Regards Bilal
No exceptions are generated.
Also, looking at Chrome Developer Tools, no request is sent to server.
I tried with .html and same issue.
Can you try it at your end?
Regards Bilal
Even with this, it doesn't work:
<div ng-include src="/App/tenant/views/refdata//createOrEditModal.cshtml" />
Thanks Ismail,
Once I reach the stage of deciding which way to go, I will rethink it more.
So my options are:
Maybe for the second option and to avoid showing fields all at once before the rules are loaded, is to resolve a property by calling server side to bring in the rules.
Regards Bilal